Discussion:
Compile ffmpeg with --enable-xvid
Yonglin Li
2006-02-22 22:02:07 UTC
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Dear All,


I tried to compile ffmpeg with XVID codec under Windows XP, I did the
configuration as.

./configure --disable-static --enable-shared --enable-memalign-hack --enable
-mingw32 --enable-mp3lame --enable-faac --enable-xvid --enable-a52 --enable-
gpl

This can generate the Makefile and other required files well.

But when I try to make the files, I got error in
"c:/ffmpeg/libavcodec/xvid_rc.c" file and it stops. It says "undefined
reference to `mkstemp'";

The error message as follows.

c:/ffmpeg/libavcodec/xvid_rc.c:41: undefined reference to `mkstemp'
xvid_rc.o(.text+0x2b5):c:/ffmpeg/libavcodec/xvid_rc.c:44: undefined
reference to `mkstemp'


Can any one tell me why?


By the way, I had figured out how to add aac audio codec for my Quicktime
movies. Anyone has trouble in doing it I can help. Just send me email.


Thanks!


Yonglin
Colin Ward
2006-02-23 03:13:43 UTC
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Yonglin Li wrote:
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Post by Yonglin Li
By the way, I had figured out how to add aac audio codec for my Quicktime
movies. Anyone has trouble in doing it I can help. Just send me email.
I can't help you with your compilation problem, but I must ask: Was
the AAC codec you used GPL or non GPL? I have been meaning to look into
getting a non GPL AAC codec working with FFMPEG for a while now. If one
exists that is.
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